Shipping Intelligence.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 3447, 15 October 1885, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

PORT OF TIMARU."

The flagstaff at Tunarn is situated m 171 fag. V7min. 20seo. East longitude.; 4 Weft. 23 mm. Sonth latitude. Oot. 14-9 a.m.: Bar., 29.44; ther., 53; weather, overcast and gloomy ; sea, alight ■well. 5 p.m. : Bar., 29.50 ; ther., 57 ; weather, overcast, with passing showers ; aea, slight swell. San risos, this day, 5.10 ; seta 6.22. High water, this day. 7.45 a.m. ; 8.9 p.m. AfiBITKD Oct. 14— Taupo, 8.8., 410 tons, MoColl.from the Sonth. Oot. 14— Omapere, s.s., 352 tons, Smith, from the Sooth. Oot. 14— Polham, 5.8., 238 tons, Greager, from tho South. . BAILED. Oct. 11— Tanpo, s.s., 410 tons, MoColl, for Auckland and way ports. Oct. 14 — Omapere, s.s., 352 tons, Smith, for Korthern and West Coasfrforts. Oct. 14 — Pelham, s.s., 538 tons, Greagor, for Northern and West Coast ports. IMPORTS. In the Omapere, N.M. and A. Company, agents: 20 tons general merchandise. Consignees — Qoelch and Co. ; Mahoney ; Wciklo ; Shepherd ; Cornish ; Railway Goods Agent : Morrison ; Allen and Velvio ; Priest and Holdgate; Mitchell; McKibbin; Caldwell and Co. ; Morris ; Miles, Archer and Co. ; Kcraohan, McCahon and Co. ; Meohan ; Webster : Bargef rode ; Pearpoint ; Ellis ; Craig ; Siegert and Fanvel. In the Pelham, W. Evans, agent : 25 tons general merchandise. Consignees — Qtielch and Co. ; Macpherson, Filmer and Co. ; Meehan ; Siegert and Fanvel ; J. H. Taylor ; Cooper ; Murdooh ; Bnokley. EXPORTS. In the Pelham, W. Evana, agont : 178 sacks (712 bushels) wheat, 100 sacks (400 bushels) oats, 851 sacks potatoes, 1 case bacon, 15 cases eggs, 690 sacks, 20 1001 b bags, 320 501 b bags and 100 2 bib bags flour, 94 aaoks sharps, 240 saoks bran. Shippers — R. Allen and Co.; D. Stuart; Siegert and Fanvel; Agent; Eoyal Flonring Mills. In the Omapere, N.M. and A. Company, agenU : 162 sacks (<UB bushels) oats, 48 sacks potatoes, 295 sacks, 363 1001 b bags, and 150 501 b baffs 3onr, 70 socks bran, 3 cases bacon, f> kegs bufrtor. 33 coses cheese, 1 sock wheatmeal, 22 reels barbed wire. Shippers — Canterbury Farmers' Association; Eoyal Flourine Mills ; Geraldine Dairy Factory ; Acme Barb Wire Company. In the Tanpo, N.M. and A. Company, agents : 1026 sacks (4104 bushels) wheat, 560 saoks (2240 bnshels) oats, 286 sacks bran, 1700 sacks, 470 1001 b bags, and 400 501 b bags flour, 56 sacks sharps, & coils wire, 1 cose. Shippers— E. Allon and Co. ; Royal Flonring Mills ; Agents ; Canterbury Farmers' Association ; Siegert and Fanvel ; N.Z.L. and M.A. Company ; D. Inwood and Co. ; W. Evans ; Acme Barb Wire Company. VESSELS IN PORT. Inside the Breakwator — Steam tug— Titan. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. WnVatipn, e.g., from the Sooth, on Wednesday. Koranui, s.s., from the Sonth, on Saturday. Ohan, a. a., from the Sonth, on Monday. Taiaroa, s.s., from Dnnedin, on Saturday. Canterbury, ship, from Wellington, early. Marlborongh, ship, from Port Chalmers, early. Ganymede, barque, from London, via the Bluff, early. Lochnagar, barque, from London, daily. Malietoa, schooner, from Whangarei, doily. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For Auckland, via way ports — Ohan, s.s., on Monday. For East Coast Ports— Koirannt, s.s, on Saturday. For Akarou and Lyttelton — Taiaroa ,8.9., on Saturday. . For Sydney, via Lyttelton and Wellington — Wakatipu, s.s., on Wednesday. For London— -Canterbury and Morlborough, ships ; and Ganymede, barque, early. The Union Company's s.s. Ohsn is announced to leave for Auokland and way ports on Monday, and the s.s. Korannifor Northern and West Coast ports on Saturday. The Union Company's s.s. Omapere and s.s. Taupo arrived from the South yesterday morning, the former with some 20 tons of general mnzchandiso, and the ' latter with a few packages, and were berthed at the wharf. Both vessels sailed m the evening with large cargoes of produce ; the former for Northern and West .Coast ports, and the latter for Auckland, via way ports. The Brunner Coal Company's a.s. Pelham arrived from the Sonth yesterday morning, with a cargo of general merchandise, and took up a berth at the inner wharf. She sailed m the evening for Northern and West Coa3t ports, with a large quantity of produce. It will be seen from a telegram m another column that the Anchor Line s.s. Wallace was totally wrecked at the entrance to Greymouth harbor yesterday afternoon. The Wallace was " taking" the bar, and while doing so a big sea struck her and canted her right on to the protective works, the rocks of which soon knocked holes m her bottom. It will be remembered the p.s. Lioness was wrecked mnch m the same way some months ago. The Wallace, we may odd, was one of the favorite boats of the Anchor Line, and has been trading on the West Coaat for over fifteen years. She was of iron, and was built m Dunedin m 1867 ; was 86 tons register ; had a beam of 15ft sin ; depth of hold, 7ft 2in, and was about 150 It long. We »ro snre the many who have travelled m the Wallace will deeply sympathise with the Company m their loss. (Bt Tblxobaph.) Auckland, Oct. 14. Arrived— Kawatiri, s.s., from Westport. Wellington, Oct. 14. Sailed— Rotorua, s.s., for tho Sonth. Pas* sengers — Miss Murphy, Mrs Brown, Messrs. Morsden, Kerr, and Brown.